Jim Puffer Landscape

About Jim Puffer Landscape

From most of Kaysville you can look east and pick out the white domes on Francis Peak, and through April you can watch the snowline slide a little further up the mountain each week. That retreat is the starting gun down in the yards. Jim Puffer Landscape opens the season with cleanup — winter's grit, broken twigs, matted leaves pulled out of the beds — then settles into the weekly mow, the edge, the trim, for the long green months. Doing it on schedule matters more than doing it fast, because grass answers to consistency and nothing else. By the time the snowline comes back down the mountain, the lawn is cut short and clear and ready for it.